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- History
- Courses offered First Cycle of the Bologna process ("licenciatura" or undergraduate degree) Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, Geography and Plastic Arts Department of Social and Human Sciences Department of Communication Sciences, Architecture, Arts, and Information Technology Department of Health Sciences Department of Law Department of Physical Education, Sports, and Leisure Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences Department of Veterinary Medicine Department of Psychology Department of Economy and Management Second Cycle of the Bologna process (master's degrees) Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, Geography and Plastic Arts Department of Social and Human Sciences Department of Communication Sciences, Arts, and Information Technology Department of Health Sciences Department of Law Department of Physical Education, Sports, and Leisure Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences Department of Veterinary Medicine Department of Psychology Department of Economy and Management Third Cycle of the Bologna process (doctor's degree) Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, Geography and Plastic Arts Department of Social and Human Sciences Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences Department of Psychology
- Hazing Deaths
- External links
- References
{{Infobox university|name =Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies | native_name =Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias | motto =Humani nihil alienum | established = 1987 | type =Private University | rector = Mário Moutinho | students = 9.195 - 2017/18| staff = | city =Lisbon | country =Portugal | campus =Urban | website =www.ulusofona.pt |
}}Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias (Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies) is the largest Portuguese private university, and the main institution of Grupo Lusófona, which administers other universities and colleges in Portugal, Brazil, Cape Verde, Angola, Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique. Indeed, promotion of Lusophony (the speaking of Portuguese) is seen as a major objective of the institution; students from former Portuguese African colonies pay substantially reduced fees. History{{Empty section|date=July 2010}}The Universidade Lusofona started in 1987 in Lisbon and is the property of Grupo Lusófona a Portuguese private investor group geared at developing higher education institutions in Lusophone countries. Since then Universidade Lusófona has opened semi-autonomous offshoots in Porto, Luanda, Mindelo (2007). Courses offeredFirst Cycle of the Bologna process ("licenciatura" or undergraduate degree)Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, Geography and Plastic Arts- Architecture
- Geography and Development
- Urban Planning and Territorial Management
Department of Social and Human Sciences- Political Science and International Relations
- Education Sciences
- Religious Sciences
- European Studies and International Relations
- Lusophone Studies
- Philosophy
- History
- Social Service
- Sociology
- Translation and Interpretation
- Tourism
Department of Communication Sciences, Architecture, Arts, and Information Technology- Cinema, Video, and Multimedia Communication
- Communication and Culture Sciences
- Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations
- Digital Animation
- Design
- Graphic Production and Design
- Photography
- Computer Engineering
- Communication and Arts
- Communication and Journalism
- Business Management Computing
Department of Health Sciences- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Health Unit Management
Department of LawDepartment of Physical Education, Sports, and Leisure- Physical Education and Sports
Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences- Biology
- Ocean Sciences
- Chemistry
- Biotechnological Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Electronic Engineering
- Industrial Management and Engineering
- Food Engineering
- Mathematics
Department of Veterinary MedicineDepartment of PsychologyDepartment of Economy and Management- Accounting
- Economy
- Business Management
- Human Resources Management
Second Cycle of the Bologna process (master's degrees)Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, Geography and Plastic Arts- Advanced Studies in Architecture
- Geography and Development
- Museology
- Urban Planning
Department of Social and Human Sciences- Education Scienceslll
- Political Science
- Science of Religions
- Special Education
- Literary Translation Studies
- Philosophy
- Social Service and Social Policy
- Sociology
- Lusophony and International Relations
- Political, Economic and Social Lusophone History
- Tourism
Department of Communication Sciences, Arts, and Information Technology- Communication Sciences, Marketing, and Advertising
- Institutional Communication
- Alternative Communication and Support Systems
- Communication and Culture Sciences
- Film Studies
- Journalism, Politics, and Contemporary History
- Creation and Production in Technological Arts
- Multimedia Communication Systems
- Software Engineering and Information Systems
Department of Health Sciences- Dermatological and Cosmetic Sciences
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Pharmaceutical Care
Department of LawDepartment of Physical Education, Sports, and Leisure- Young Sportspeople Training
- Pedagogical Supervision in Physical Education and Sports
Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences- Developmental Biology
- Engineering and Ocean Studies
- Environmental Engineering
Department of Veterinary MedicineDepartment of Psychology- Education Psychology
- Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Sexual Psychology
- Criminal Psychology and Social Exclusion
- Psychology in International and Inter-cultural environments
Department of Economy and Management- Business Management
- Economy
Third Cycle of the Bologna process (doctor's degree)Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, Geography and Plastic ArtsDepartment of Social and Human Sciences- Education
- Political Science
- Philosophy - Contemporary Thought
Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences- Mathematics (Physics-Mathematics]
Department of PsychologyHazing DeathsIn December 2013, six students of the university drowned to death at Meco Beach in an alleged hazing (praxes in Portuguese) incident.[1] External linksReferences1. ^{{cite web|last=Minder|first=Raphael|title=Student Deaths Spark Debate Over Hazing at Portugal’s Universities|url=http://nyti.ms/1eiLlbl|work=The New York Times|accessdate=19 March 2014|page=A11 (New York Edition)|date=18 March 2014}}
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